The winning conservation landscape architect-led multidisciplinary team selected for the estimated 320,000 contract will restore and upgrade the Grade II-listed park which is located around 10 minutes walk from Palmers Green station.The project will restore several lakes within the 21ha park, repair a lawn, replant borders, improve paths and see the ruined, Grade II*-listed Broomfield House disassembled and memorialised in consultation with the local community.According to the brief: The team will be responsible for a full range of architectural and landscape design services, bringing together diverse expertise under the leadership of a landscape architect with a focus on conservation.AdvertisementThe team will be appointed to undertake design and planning work to bring an unused area of the Grade II-listed historic park back into use including the dismantling and memorialisation of Broomfield House.Broomfield Park was originally built in the 16th century as a private garden of Broomfield House. The 21ha park in Palmers Green was purchased by the local authority in 1903 and opened to the public.Broomfield House was struck by several fires in the 1980s and 1990s and is currently in a ruined state protected by scaffolding. The latest project will see the 200-year-old structure disassembled and memorialised as potentially a garden or structure.The latest commission is broken into two stages to align with the National Lottery Heritage Funds development phase, covering RIBA Stages 2-to-3, and delivery phases, covering RIBA Stage 4 onwards.The contract will have a break clause at the end of the development phase and retention of the design team will subject to performance and receipt of funding from NLHF for the delivery phase.AdvertisementAlongside a landscape architect and conservation architect, the winning team will be expected to feature a conservation structural engineer, heritage consultant, interpretation planner and designer, planning consultant, access consultant, MEP engineer, ecological advice and hydrology advice.Found two bids for the commission will be evaluated 70 per cent on quality and 30 per cent on price. Applicants must hold employers liability insurance of 5 million, public liability insurance of 10 million and professional indemnity insurance of 5 million.Competition detailsProject title Unlocking Broomfield Park for the Community: Conservation Landscape Architect led Multidisciplinary TeamClientContract value TbcFirst round deadline 2pm, 29 November 2024Restrictions TbcMore information https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/035230-2024